Simulated comparisons of breeding plans for beef production—Part 1: A dynamic model to evaluate the effect of mating plan on herd age structure and productivity

Congleton, W.R.; Goodwill, R.E.

doi:10.1016/0308-521x(80)90010-4

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“…For cow–calf production, Congleton and Goodwill (1980) reported a model to evaluate the effect of a mating plan on herd age structure and productivity. Davis et al .…”

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Systems approaches to beef cattle production systems using modeling and simulation

Hirooka

2010

Animal Science Journal

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Systems approach techniques have been applied to modeling production systems for beef cattle from the relatively micro-level of tissues and organs to the macro-level of farms and geographical regions. This paper reviews the various types of beef cattle production models already in operation in order to analyze beef cattle production systems and their components. It may be theoretically possible to construct system models which describe such complex production systems and can be generally used in various genetic, nutritional, management and economic situations as well as in training, extension and educational programs. Moreover, the systems approach can assist in the organization of information and identification of knowledge gaps and thereby open an avenue to multi-disciplinary research projects.

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“…For cow–calf production, Congleton and Goodwill (1980) reported a model to evaluate the effect of a mating plan on herd age structure and productivity. Davis et al .…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Systems approaches to beef cattle production systems using modeling and simulation

Hirooka

2010

Animal Science Journal

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Simulated comparisons of breeding plans for beef production—Part 2: Hereford, angus and Charolais sires bred to Hereford, Angus and Hereford-Angus dams to produce feeder calves

Congleton

Goodwill

1980

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Simulated comparisons of breeding plans for beef production: Part 3—systems for producing feeder-calves involving intensive culling and additional breeds of sire

Congleton

Goodwill

1980

Agricultural Systems

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Simulated comparisons of breeding plans for beef production—Part 1: A dynamic model to evaluate the effect of mating plan on herd age structure and productivity

Cited by 5 publications

References 10 publications

Systems approaches to beef cattle production systems using modeling and simulation

Systems approaches to beef cattle production systems using modeling and simulation

Simulated comparisons of breeding plans for beef production—Part 2: Hereford, angus and Charolais sires bred to Hereford, Angus and Hereford-Angus dams to produce feeder calves

Simulated comparisons of breeding plans for beef production: Part 3—systems for producing feeder-calves involving intensive culling and additional breeds of sire

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